OF THEIR ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE. 



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CALEiV'DULA, Nat. Ord. Compos'itce. Very showy hardy annuals. "J\t'. 



710 Calen'dula Ponge'ii, double !(7»Ve, 1 ft 0 3 



711 „ pluvia'lis, pure white, flowers large, 1 ft 0 3 



CAl'lA, Nat. Ord. Orontia'cece. Very useful half-hardy perennial. 



712 Cal'la iEthio'pica, the white Ethiopian lily, 1 ft 0 4 



CAllICAR'Pi, Nat. Ord. VcrhendcecB. Beautiful fruit-bearing greenhouse shrubs. 



713 Callicar'pa, fine mixed 0 6 



CALLIRHO'E, Nat. Ord. Malva'cem. Handsome hardy annuals. 



714 Ca)ihxho'e'pQd,a!iA, purple-crimson, white ei/e, 2 ft 0 3 



715 „ ,, nana, violet-crimson, ichite eve, 1 ft 0 4 



716 „ involucra'ta, deep rich crimson-purple, large and handsome flowers 0 6 



CAllIOP'SIS, or COREOP'SIS, Nat. Ord. Composfitce. Very useful hardy annuals. 



717 Calliop'sis bi'color grandiflo'ra, ^oZr/en ycZ/o!«, cnVniOTi ce??<re, 3 ft 0 '^ 



j 718 „ „ nana, yellow, with crimson centre, | f t 0 H 



I 719 „ ,, marmoTA'ta., crimson bronm, marl/led, 2 {t 0 3 



I 720 „ ,, ., nana, crimson bron n, marbled, f ft 0 3 



721 ,, ., n\grii specio'sn, rich velvet!/ crimson, 2 ft 0 3 



722 „ ,, ,, nana, rich velvety crimson, ^ ft 0 3 



723 ,, cardaminaefolia, iri'/Zi'ani //fl/foiy, compact pyramidal growth, 1 1 ft 0 3 



724 „ „ atrosangui'nea, rfce;) ye/ye<ycr!7n«on, growth beautiful, 1^ ft.. . 0 6 



j 725 corona'ta, rich yellow, spotted crimson, I ^ ft 0 3 



I 726 ,, DrummonA'n, yellow, crimson centre, l^ft 0 3 



j 727 iMifo'lici Bu.rndg'u, crimson, bordered yellow, 2 ft 0 3 



I 728 ,, „ „ atropurpu'rea, crimson purple, bordered bright yellow, 2 ft. 0 4 



729 „ lon'gipes, yellow, hardy perennial, 2 ft 0 4 



730 „ mousseaux, !/e//oio, c?-i»woH ce«<re, very curious variety, 1 ft 0 3 



731 ., tall, mixed varieties 0 3 



732 „ dwarf, mixed varieties 0 3 



CAIYCAJV'THUS (All spice), Nat. Ord. Calycantha'cece. Fragrant hardy shrubs. 



733 Caly can' thus, fine mixed, 5 ft 0 6 



CALYXHYJIE'IVIA, Nat. Ord. Nyctagina! cecB. Pretty half-hardy annual. 



734 Calyxhyme'nia Chilen'sis, deep rosy purple, 1 ft 0 4 



CAJIEl'LIA, Nat. Ord. Ternstromia' cece. Favourite gi-eenhouse shrubs. 



735 Camellia, saved from a splendid collection of double varieties, 5ft 1 0 



CAMPAN'UIA, Nat. Ord. Camfanula'cem. Indispensable annuals and perennials, 

 i 736 Campan'ala alliariajfo'lia, blue, beautiful liardy perennial, 1 ft . , 0 4 



737 „ attica, nc/i (ZarA /(urp/e, valuable for rockwork and dry situations, ^ ft. J. i-. 0 6 



738 ,, Carpa'tica, /HOMt'e, a profuse blooming hardy perennial, 1 ft 0 3 



739 „ ,, alba, />!<re ifAifc, hardy perennial, 1 ft 0 3 



740 ,, grandiflo'ra, deep purple, large handsome flowers, hardy perennial, 2 ft.... 0 6 



741 ,, lactiflo'ra grandiflo'ra, white, hardy perennial, 4 ft 0 6 



742 „ littoralis, blue, hardy annual, ^ ft 0 3 



743 ,, Lorc'ii, /j«r/;Ze /i'fae, hardy annual, 1 ft 0 3 



1 744 „ „ al'ba, siZyery jfrei/, hardy annual, 1 ft 0 3 



I 745 ., nob'ilis, vioZe< /)«7-/)Ze, hardy perennial, 1 J ft. 0 4 



j 746 ,, „ al'ba, w/i(<e s/ioWecZ, hardy perennial, IJ ft 0 4 



747 „ pentago'nia, rich purple, liardy annual, J ft 0 3 



748 „ „ aVha, white, hardy annual, j ft , 0 3 



749 ,, persicifolia al'ba, pure white, hardy perennial, 2 ft 0 3 



: '750 ,, primulaefol'la, ZiZue, hardy perennial. 1 ^ ft 0 4 



i 751 ,, pyramida'lis, blue, a stately hardy perennial, 3 ft 0 8 



j 752 ,, „ al'ba, while, hard}' perennial, 3 ft 0 3 



I 753 „ strigo'sa, purple, hardy perennial, 1 ft 0 4 



I 754 „ Vidalis, w/iiVe, half-hardy perennial, I ^ ft, 0 6 



' CAJVDYTUFT (Ibe'iis), Nat. Ord. Crucif&ra. Beautiful hai-dy annuals. 



755 Candytuft Dunnet'tii, new dark, crimson, I ft 0 8 



j 756 „ Normandy, Z(7«c, 1ft 0 3 



i 767 „ rocket, pure white, 1 ft 0 S 



I 758 „ sweet-scented, pure white, 1 ft 0 3 



CAJi'NA, Nat. Ord. Maranta' cece. Highly ornamental half-hardy perennials. 

 If the seeds of these attractive ornamental foliage plants arc sown in a strong moist heat early in 

 spring, they can be had in flower the first season, and this is the bcj^st method to secure a stock 

 of these valuable sub-tropical plants. 



